splurging

v.

乱花（钱），糟蹋（钱），挥霍( splurge的现在分词 )；

splurge on v. 挥霍；浪费

1. I had a splurge and bought two new suits.
   我大手大脚花了一笔钱买了两套新衣服。
2. The victory meeting should be one without any splurge .
   庆功会应该开成一个毫不炫耀摆阔的会。

1. She won 100 and then splurged it all on new clothes.
   她赢了100英镑，都挥霍在买新衣服上了。

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